Hour, there is also violence, rising in major u. S. Cities, shootings overnight in chicago. Austin and also savannah leaving two people dead and more than 25 wounded. The Border Crisis keeps growing, Law Enforcement are overwhelmed as Record Number of Migrants Journey to the u. S. It still too early to tell is the biden Administrations Message to stay home a will make an impact. Eric we have live Fox News Team coverage in all of the stories for you at the moment. Standing by at The Border, more the Border Crisis there. And following a major city Crime Wave that is according but less go there first, peterson, covering the g7 where the president is attending with the other work leaders. Reporter eric hello, and the leaders here dont like it when the united states make big decisions without consulting them first. Now that Joe Biden as president , representing the u. S. At this meeting, the leaders in the group of seven from europe seem very pleased. I think it is great. [inaudible]. And v
The day she was last seen. A Covid Scare hits the G7 Summit In London, with the entire indian Delegation Self isolating after two of them test positive for coronavirus. The Prime Minister has arrived at the talks. The first of their kind to take place, Face To face, for more than two years. The government prepares for a Booster Vaccination Campaign in the autumn as official figures show the number of covid deaths in the uk has reached its lowest level since last september. And the multi billion Pound Project to save the worlds Coral Reefs from overfishing and climate change. A very good afternoon to you. Its five oclock. Were At Holyrood in edinburgh on the final day of campaigning in a series of elections across great britain. Only northern Ireland Wont be going to the polls. The Voting Tomorrow represents the biggest set of local and national elections in almost half a century. Political parties here in scotland are making Theirfinal Push ahead of elections to the Holyrood Parliament
it may be a wet and windy start to the weekend for many, but as we go into the afternoon across many western areas we should see a bit more sunshine at times. it s saturday, the 8th of january. our top story: up to 500,000 flat owners across the uk will no longer be liable for the cost of replacing dangerous cladding on their properties, under new government proposals. the plans, set to be announced by the housing secretary michael gove, would instead see developers forced to pay up to an additional $4 billion to help resolve the crisis, which has left many unable to sell their homes. our policy editor lewis goodall has more. it s estimated that more than half a million people are caught up in britain s fire safety crisis. and we can exclusively reveal the government s latest plans to deal with it. up up until now, the government s approach breakdown as follows. dangerous cutting removal would be paid for by the building safety front only for buildings of 18.5 metres in heigh
bairstow hits a sentry as england finds some salvation in sydney to end date three of the fourth ashes test, truly austria by 158 runs and following on from novak djokovic s struggles, another player falls out. i checked tennis player has had her visa cancelled after entering a country on a medical exist and we had the camera to look ahead to the first major football tournament of the year with the africa cup of nations kicking off sunday and that is all on sunday sports day and now it s time for the the film review. hello, and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week s cinema releases is anna smith. we will come to you, not to see you again it will have you been watching? i have a film set in one night over a little restaurant called boiling point an starring stephen graham. then we go for a slice of liquorice pizza by paul thomas anderson and finally a film starring benedict cumberbatch called the electrical life of louis wain. tell us about b
upon or face charges. they brought an indictment against one of the people whoey r fused to comply. taking credit for a law that no republicans voted for and my interview with the artist j.r. over his documentary, paper & glue. all in starts right now. good evening from new york. i m chris hayes, republican congressman devin nunes of california is leaving his job. the reason he s leaving, though, tells you a lot about the trajectory of the modern republican party. see, the old model of governance was you stuck it out so you could wield the power of the state. you could wield that power for all kinds of purpose, good, evil and everything in between. the it was yielding the service of some governing agenda and why people got into politics and that was less and less the case. congressman nunes who joined as a 29-year-old and is currently serving his tenth term is retiring to run donald trump s new grift. even as far as start-ups go is particularly questionable. it s su